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Collall All Purpose Glue
Collall All Purpose Glue is a strong transparent solvent-based adhesive. Suitable for gluing various materials, including paper, cardboard, wood, and fabric.
Read below to learn more about: History of Collall All Purpose Glue
Specifications
Application: With Collall All Purpose Glue, you can glue paper, cardboard, cork, wood, fabric, glass, stone, ceramics, leather, styrofoam, and various plastics. Suitable for hobbies, office, and school use.
Appearance:
- Clear transparent liquid
- Medium-thick consistency
- Strong bonding
- Quick-drying
- Strong odor (acetone)
Solvent: Acetone/Ethanol
Main ingredient: Polyvinyl acetate
pH: –
Density: 0.90 kg/dm³
CE: –
Typical use: Approximately 100 grams per square meter when applied on one side.
Use:
- The materials to be glued must be dry and free from dust and dirt.
- Apply the glue directly from the bottle onto the surface and spread it if necessary using a spatula or brush.
- Advice: Use Collall All-purpose Glue in a well-ventilated area. Store upright, in a closed container, in a cool, dark, well-ventilated place.
Danger! Contains acetone.
Highly flammable liquid and vapour. Causes serious eye irritation. May cause drowsiness or dizziness. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smoking. Avoid breathing vapours. IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off immediately all contaminated clothing. Rinse skin with water [or shower]. Dispose of contents/container to a collection point for chemical waste.
Warning: The glue may damage lacquered materials.
Suitable for: Ages 6 and above, under adult supervision.
Allergens: –
UFI: 3UE7-4T3W-NW23-NQJU
Cleaning:
- Stains can be removed with a generous amount of acetone. Test it first on an inconspicuous area as some dyes and synthetic fibers may not withstand it.
- Stains on fabric (clothing) can also be removed with paper having one rough side. Place the paper with the rough side on the stain and gently iron over it with a warm iron; the glue will melt and be absorbed by the paper. Repeat this treatment if necessary. Do not exceed the maximum ironing temperature for the particular fabric.
History of Collall All Purpose Glue
‘Glues (almost) everything, to everything’
With this slogan, Collall All-purpose Glue has proven itself as the ultimate adhesive solution for various crafting and creative projects for decades. About 75 years ago, the story of Collall All-purpose Glue began with the development of a unique formula that firmly bonded materials of different kinds together. Collall, a combination of the French word “coller” (to glue) and the English word “all.”
A Familiar Memory
In the photo seen here, from 1958, tubes of All-purpose Glue with the familiar slogan are displayed on the counter. For many over the age of 50, this glue is still a familiar memory from their school days, often associated with creative crafting and making “glue balls.”
Continuity and Quality
Although Collall All-purpose Glue has undergone some changes over the years, it remains recognizable and reliable. The quality has always remained high, making the product beloved by both hobbyists and professionals. A handy glue often used for crafting projects, repairs, hobbies, and other creative applications.
From 50 ml to 5 Liters
Production began with tubes of 50 ml, but later, packaging ranging from 12 ml to 5 liters was added to the range. This evolution has made Collall All-purpose Glue an indispensable product for both hobbyists and professionals, who rely on its strong and durable adhesion and versatility. With Collall All-purpose Glue, creative ideas can be brought to life with the assurance that everything will stay firmly and quickly in place. It is important to follow the instructions for the best results.
